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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
can't even give it a one star,
By Jean Newman "delited Mom" (Pennsylvania) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Bell & Howell LED Solar Powered Flood Light - 2 pack
This was definitely the worst form of lighting I had ever bought.
I thought I would go GREEN for Christmas. We left the lights out in the sun to collect on the solar panels as recommended. When darkness set in the evening, only one of the spotlights had an eary blue light. We were laughing so hard at the whole thing. We were cheering on the solar lights and were sure a burst of luminicity would emerge. It was about 5 degrees outside and we were trying to spotlight our Christmas wreath on the front of our home. Needless to say the most amount of light only cast a faint glow on a hand that was placed six inches in front of the light. We packed up this lighting. We actually purchased two packs, thinking we needed four of thes lights. Finally, we would not recommend this light at all. And for all the well meaning Greenies out there I think buliding your own solar panels out of tinfoil would work better.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Worst lights I EVER bought.,
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This review is from: Bell & Howell LED Solar Powered Flood Light - 2 pack
These lights are built out of the cheapest plastic imagineable. Of the 8 lights I bought, all 8 had the solar cell piece on top already broken in the box. That part attaches by a tiny unstable plastic piece that might break in a light breeze! Not sure if the lights worked or not since I packed the whole broken lot up and returned them for a refund. Buyer beware!
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